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House, Senate finally adopt budget bill

The year fiscal 2016 budget talks finally was resolved in a compromise bill yesterday that endorses salary raises, tourism program cuts, and gives expenditure authority to public school principals, in budget provisions that were first proposed by senators and eventually backed by...
Posted On Sep 23 2015 06:06
, By Dennis B. Chan
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MVA gets $2.5M cut; law enforcers get raises

Whenever it is adopted, a fiscal year 2016 budget bill will arrive on Gov. Eloy S. Inos’ desk with 5-percent salary increase for law enforcement personnel and a budget cut worth $2.5 million from the Marianas Visitors Authority’s programs, as lawmakers broke a weeks-long impasse...
Posted On Sep 22 2015 06:06
, By Dennis B. Chan

Sablan: Budget by Tuesday

The lawmakers leading negotiations for a fiscal year 2016 budget had some homework over the weekend, as they agreed to aim for a compromise draft of a budget bill by tomorrow, Tuesday. Senators and House representatives on the budget conference committee will resume talks this...
Posted On Sep 21 2015 06:06
, By Dennis B. Chan

Budget twist and shout

With a little over a week to go before the Oct. 1 start of fiscal year 2016, the bicameral committee tasked to break a budget deadlock between the House of Representatives and Senate may have already reached a compromise, though there’s no guarantee that integrity isn’t...
Posted On Sep 21 2015 06:00
, By Haidee V. Eugenio
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